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Trichomes (/ˈtraɪkoʊmz, ˈtrɪkoʊmz/; from
Ancient Gr**** τρίχωμα (tríkhōma) 'hair') are fine
outgrowths or
appendages on plants, algae, lichens, and certain...
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petiolate and more
deeply lobed, the
upper leaves sessile and less lobed. The
tomentum is
thickest on the
underside of the leaves, and can
become worn off on...
- oak but
lighter in colour. The
twigs are
light purple or whitish, with
tomentum. The buds are
small (3–6
millimetres or 1⁄8–1⁄4 inch) and blunt, light...
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different colors, and the
margin is
always the lightest.
Underneath a
layer of
tomentum is a
black layer,
topping the
whitish flesh. The
flesh itself is 1–3 mm...
- white, or greenish.
Branchlets at
first pale green,
coated with
thick pale
tomentum,
later dark
green and smooth,
finally become light gray or
light reddish...
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leathery with grey
tomentum (fine hairs) on the
undersides of the
leaves including the
petioles and inflorescences. This
tomentum provides protection...
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fruit body shape, and
degree of
curliness of the "hairs" that form the
tomentum.
Based on her analysis, S. coccinea is part of a
clade that
includes the...
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subtus tomentosis",
leaving no
doubt that the
plant was
named from the
tomentum (literally 'stuffing'), or
wooly hairs, on the
underside of the leaves...
- of the
shrubs are dark when mature,
covered with
downy or
silky hairs (
tomentum) when young. In spring, they
produce clusters of small, star-shaped yellow...
